A master-copy of the classic painting by Francisco de Zurbaran. I’m not really good enough to copy it — I’d call it more of an “interpretation.” Not sure why I was drawn to this painting. Strange how some things can beckon. This is my third sheep or goat painting, and I’ve painted quite a few pears too. Hmmm …. I wonder what this...
Learn MoreOil on wooden panel. Panel prepared with three coats of acrylic “gesso” lightly sanded between coats. Ground was then toned with Transparent Earth Red. Palette and Supplies: Cadmium Red Medium Quinacridone Red Yellow Ochre Naples Yellow Ultramarine Blue Transparent Earth Red (FastMatte) Raw Umber Burnt Umber Flake White Galkyd Slow Dry Medium (for the glazes)...
Learn MorePainted a series of Daily Paintings featuring different perspectives on Zu. Each one was small format and completed in a single sitting, painted alla prima.
Learn MorePainted a series of Daily Paintings featuring different perspectives on Zu. Each one was small format and completed in a single sitting, painted alla prima.
Learn MorePainted a series of Daily Paintings featuring different perspectives on Zu. Each one was small format and completed in a single sitting, painted alla prima.
Learn MorePainted a series of Daily Paintings featuring different perspectives on Zu. Each one was small format and completed in a single sitting, painted alla prima.
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